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> We're both being paid to solve different facets of the same problem Code that is not running correctly in production is worthless. If you write code and ha
by scarface74 4y ago
> We're both being paid to solve different facets of the same problem
Code that is not running correctly in production is worthless. If you write code and haven’t thought about all of the implications that it takes to make it run correctly you haven’t produce business value.
Yes, I have been a developer for 25+ years professionally. But for the last 10, I’ve also thought through all of the topics that the author has delineated in his article.
Yes I consider myself to be an competent “DevOps” engineer as long as it is on AWS and can go from empty AWS account to a fully functional infrastructure using IAC, a CI/CD pipeline, monitoring, alerting, centralizing logging etc.
Knowing that I will either be the person doing the “DevOps” or working with the person who is informs the design of my development.
- lmm 4y ago> Code that is not running correctly in production is worthless. If you write code and haven’t thought about all of the implications that it takes to make it run correctly you haven’t produce business value. I wish this were true, but the number of billion dollar companies running code that doesn't run correctly shows it isn't.